Neuroeconomics : core topics and current directions /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Other Authors: Smith, David V. (Editor), Lockwood, Patricia L. (Editor), Fareri, Dominic S. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer, [2026]
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Table of Contents:
  • Section 1: Foundations of Neuroeconomics: History and Methods
  • Reward learning and choice: from theory to neuronal signals
  • Resolving uncertainty: Foundational neuroeconomic studies of risk and ambiguity
  • What lesion studies have taught us about frontal lobe contributions to decision-making
  • Delay discounting: empirical foundations and future directions
  • Foundations of Social Decision-Making
  • Neural mechanisms of reward, decision-making and learning in a social context: insights from computational neuroimaging
  • Foundations of Consumer Neuroscience
  • Section 2: Valuation, Learning, Risk, and Uncertainty
  • Abstract Representations of Economic Choice in the Primate Orbitofrontal Cortex
  • Decomposing economic choices with drift-diffusion models
  • Breaking the tug-of-war: What neuroeconomics can gain by moving past competition-only models
  • Enhancing Ecological Validity in Habit Research Via Naturalistic Methods
  • Pain and value-based decision-making: An introduction and implications for neuroeconomics
  • Non-reinforced preference change
  • Section 3: Temporal discounting, effort-based choice, and self-control
  • Intertemporal Choice
  • Intertemporal choices are influenced by many things beyond time itself
  • The role of memory in temporal discounting
  • The neuroeconomics of work: Computational and neural mechanisms of the dynamics of effort-based decisions
  • Self-control and decision-making
  • Section 4: Modulators of Decision-Making: Emotion and Social Context
  • The value of perceived control
  • Integrated Neural Circuitry Supporting Emotion Regulation and Decision Making
  • Emotion and choice: The integral role of emotion in constructing value
  • Modeling the social brain: Neurocomputational approaches to interpersonal learning and decision-making
  • From experiences to preferences: neural insights through a naturalistic neuroimaging paradigm
  • Section 5: Social preferences and social decision-making
  • Prosociality and the Brain: Understanding When and Why We Help, Share, and Cooperate
  • The Neural Mechanisms of Strategic Decision Making
  • The neuroeconomics of social influence and contagion
  • Comparative Game Theory: Bringing Ethology back into Social Decision Neuroscience
  • Section 6: Individual Differences in Neuroeconomics: Age, Sex and Gender, and Clinical Variation
  • Decision Neuroscience of Aging: 20 Years In
  • Decision making in the aging brain: An update of the evidence base for the 'affect-integration-motivation' framework
  • Maladaptive decision making in older adults: Confirmation bias and financial exploitation
  • Sex/gender in neuroeconomics
  • Domain-general and domain-specific values and their role in psychopathology
  • Applications and Evolution of Neuroeconomics and Reinforcement Learning Models in Substance Use Disorders
  • Section 7: From Neural Data to Societal Impact: Applications of Neuroeconomics
  • Applications in Consumer Neuroscience: Decoding and Neuroforecasting
  • Attention Dynamics: Antecedents to Consumer Choice
  • Policy consequences of the new neuroeconomic framework.